i'm shooting over a foot high @ 20 yards, i have the scope turned down as far as it will go, anyone have any suggestions.
25374
if your shooting high you need to adjust the scope in the "up" direction. your bow will always shoot in the same spot, you need to adjust your scope to the bow. if your shooting high, move scope up. if your shooting right, move scope right and so on. hope this helps
25375
What weight arrow and head are you using? also how does it hit at 50 and 75 yds? What scope are you using? Sounds like they are two light.
2262420
Not sure I used it at 20 yards. It's mostly to help you get on target, then at the range you would do some additional adjustments
1333396
Have your shell extractor tuned so it ejects more to the side. The scope mount sits so low it does it to most M1A's.
1408010
I would fire at 100 yards, Michael. But I have been bore sighting my firearms for years and I have had good success. Try it at at 50, see where you hit, then move accordingly. Happy shooting!
527150
I can't say. It may be the scope because a quality pellet exiting the rifled barrel at 1400 FPS should travel straight. The jolt when the gun is fired may shake up the scope mounting. I had this problem on another pellet rifle. The scope kept sliding back.
1404396
The scope is crap, as are most air rifle scopes. Once you get it sighted, the slit east movement will throw it off. I have tried different rifles snd they are all the same - there is no secure rail system to keep it tight. I took mine off and have used the fixed sites, which actually are pretty accurate up to 25 yards.
1720853
If you are shooting 1000 yards or farther many scopes don't have enough adjustment to add the proper elevation. With this 20 MOA the long range shooter can make better use of the adjustment available.
95094
Not sure I can do that. Depends on what you define as long range. I typically don't shoot beyond 100yds. Scope rests on a m1a. Ergonomics on scope are good. Glass is clear. More shooting needed.
1574151
Take off the vertacle and horizontal adjustment caps pick a distance 20-30 yards and shoot and adjust over and over till zeroed in after that you have to aim higher or lower depending on your target
2252883
I haven't had that problem but the supplied tripod is really cheap and flimsy. Just get yourself a more stable, inexpensive tripod. It will make your scope much more functional.
997751
I put a scope on it, sited in and 30yds dead on, after that not sure.haven't tried yet
333472
Elevation is set for bullet drop of 556. You can zero it in at witch ever you like however the distance adjustment would not be correct.
972195
No problem at 50 yards. The .22 cal usually passes right through so you have to know your backstop. 100 yards starts to get pretty far out for real accuracy so hitting it well might be a trick.
1354313
Metering I'm not sure, but not autofocus as it is a fixed attachment. Use your scopes focus.
1518291
Look up artillery hold, make sure all scope mounts are tight. Use a heavier pellet like Kodiaks Chances are its how your shooting. Can't use a test with Springers
2200042
80 yards is pushing it. If there was no wind at all, maybe. But you are better off with the.22 or .25 caliber at that range. Even then though, that's a long range for an airgun.
1352746
You have to find that sweet spot.. I would need to know what type of gun you are using. Think of it like this.. The sight is aiming straight at the target but the barrel is 2-3" lower depending on the setup. So at 25 yards the barrel is aimed up at the same point as your sight is seeing but if you aim out to 35 yards the the sight remains on the same line of sight but the bullet will continue upward.